You can find and Print this Coupon by
It's a Manufacturer's Cpn and will print with a Rolling Exp date of 30 days.
AND
there is a $2.00 Savings Star Ecpn offer that is good at Specific Stores that is a Match !
Buy 1 Dean's® Heat 'n Eat Dip, Save $2.00. Expires 7/18/2012. (Only at BI-LO, Family Fare, Festival, Harris Teeter Food Markets, Hy-Vee, Ingles, Jewel - Osco, Lowes Foods, Pick n Save, Piggly Wiggly in SC or GA, Piggly Wiggly in WI or IL, Rainbow, Winn-Dixie)
If you are not using Savings Star here is how it works !
SavingStar is a eCoupon service (Electronic Coupons ) that's totally
paperless - so there's nothing to clip or print. Get over 30 eCoupons worth over
$50!
It's like a savings account that works behind the scences when you make a
purchase. There are lots of stores that participate and it's simple.
Set Up Your Savings Star Account by Clicking Here:
GO TO SAVINGS STAR ! Or You can do it right thru the Coupon Link Itself !
2) Register you rewards cards for stores like CVS, Rite Aid and lots of
grocery stores, Like Food Lion, Martin's, Kroger and more.
3) Select the Ecpns you want "loaded" to your cards that you just registered. Many are single use cpns but they add up. There are also "EOffers" that allow you to purchase a Specific Dollar Value of Products and receive $5 back over a period of time and even at different stores.
4) Purchase the items at any of the stores you have registered and the value
of the Ecpn will be deposited into your Savings Star Account automatically.
Sometimes it can take up to 30 days for the value to appear, depending upon the
store you bought it at - but be patient.
5) When you reach a balance of $5 in your Savings Star account - you can ask
to be paid out - in the form of a cash payment via check or even thru an Amazon
Gift Card.
You can use a Clipped Manufactures Cpn or Printed Coupons like the one I
posted above with the Ecpn as the value of the Ecpn does not come off at the
register (it's deposited into your Savings Star Account) - it all happens behind
the scences.
These cpns change all the time, and many are single use cpns, like the one
above but the savings can really add up quickly.
